/* * This program source code file is part of KiCad, a free EDA CAD application. * * Copyright (C) 2023 Jon Evans * Copyright The KiCad Developers, see AUTHORS.txt for contributors. * * This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it * under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the * Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your * option) any later version. * * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but * WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU * General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along * with this program. If not, see . */ #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include class PYTHON_PROCESS : public wxProcess { public: PYTHON_PROCESS( std::function aCallback ) : wxProcess(), m_callback( std::move( aCallback ) ) {} void OnTerminate( int aPid, int aStatus ) override { // Print stdout trace info from the monitor thread wxLog::GetActiveTarget()->Flush(); if( m_callback ) { wxString output, error; wxInputStream* processOut = GetInputStream(); size_t bytesRead = 0; while( processOut->CanRead() && bytesRead < MAX_OUTPUT_LEN ) { char buffer[4096]; buffer[ processOut->Read( buffer, sizeof( buffer ) - 1 ).LastRead() ] = '\0'; output.append( buffer, processOut->LastRead() ); bytesRead += processOut->LastRead(); } processOut = GetErrorStream(); bytesRead = 0; while( processOut->CanRead() && bytesRead < MAX_OUTPUT_LEN ) { char buffer[4096]; buffer[ processOut->Read( buffer, sizeof( buffer ) - 1 ).LastRead() ] = '\0'; error.append( buffer, processOut->LastRead() ); bytesRead += processOut->LastRead(); } m_callback( aStatus, output, error ); } } static constexpr size_t MAX_OUTPUT_LEN = 1024L * 1024L; private: std::function m_callback; }; PYTHON_MANAGER::PYTHON_MANAGER( const wxString& aInterpreterPath ) { wxFileName path( aInterpreterPath ); path.Normalize( FN_NORMALIZE_FLAGS ); m_interpreterPath = path.GetFullPath(); } void PYTHON_MANAGER::Execute( const wxString& aArgs, const std::function& aCallback, const wxExecuteEnv* aEnv, bool aSaveOutput ) { PYTHON_PROCESS* process = new PYTHON_PROCESS( aCallback ); process->Redirect(); auto monitor = []( PYTHON_PROCESS* aProcess ) { wxInputStream* processOut = aProcess->GetInputStream(); while( aProcess->IsInputOpened() ) { if( processOut->CanRead() ) { char buffer[4096]; buffer[processOut->Read( buffer, sizeof( buffer ) - 1 ).LastRead()] = '\0'; wxString stdOut( buffer, processOut->LastRead() ); stdOut = stdOut.BeforeLast( '\n' ); wxLogTrace( traceApi, wxString::Format( "Python: %s", stdOut ) ); } } }; wxString cmd = wxString::Format( wxS( "%s %s" ), m_interpreterPath, aArgs ); long pid = wxExecute( cmd, wxEXEC_ASYNC, process, aEnv ); if( pid == 0 ) { delete process; aCallback( -1, wxEmptyString, _( "Process could not be created" ) ); } else { // On Windows, if there is a lot of stdout written by the process, this can // hang up the wxProcess such that it will never call OnTerminate. To work // around this, we use this monitor thread to just dump the stdout to the // trace log, which prevents the hangup. This flag is provided to keep the // old behavior for commands where we need to read the output directly, // which is currently only used for detecting the interpreter version. // If we need to use the async monitor thread approach and preserve the stdout // contents in the future, a more complicated hack might be necessary. if( !aSaveOutput ) { thread_pool& tp = GetKiCadThreadPool(); auto ret = tp.submit( monitor, process ); } } } wxString PYTHON_MANAGER::FindPythonInterpreter() { // First, attempt to use a Python we distribute with KiCad #if defined( __WINDOWS__ ) wxFileName pythonExe = FindKicadFile( "pythonw.exe" ); if( pythonExe.IsFileExecutable() ) return pythonExe.GetFullPath(); #elif defined( __WXMAC__ ) wxFileName pythonExe( PATHS::GetOSXKicadDataDir(), wxEmptyString ); pythonExe.RemoveLastDir(); pythonExe.AppendDir( wxT( "Frameworks" ) ); pythonExe.AppendDir( wxT( "Python.framework" ) ); pythonExe.AppendDir( wxT( "Versions" ) ); pythonExe.AppendDir( wxT( "Current" ) ); pythonExe.AppendDir( wxT( "bin" ) ); pythonExe.SetFullName(wxT( "python3" ) ); if( pythonExe.IsFileExecutable() ) return pythonExe.GetFullPath(); #else wxFileName pythonExe; #endif // In case one is forced with cmake pythonExe.Assign( wxString::FromUTF8Unchecked( PYTHON_EXECUTABLE ) ); if( pythonExe.IsFileExecutable() ) return pythonExe.GetFullPath(); // Fall back on finding any Python in the user's path #ifdef _WIN32 wxArrayString output; if( 0 == wxExecute( wxS( "where pythonw.exe" ), output, wxEXEC_SYNC ) ) { if( !output.IsEmpty() ) return output[0]; } #else wxArrayString output; if( 0 == wxExecute( wxS( "which -a python3" ), output, wxEXEC_SYNC ) ) { if( !output.IsEmpty() ) return output[0]; } if( 0 == wxExecute( wxS( "which -a python" ), output, wxEXEC_SYNC ) ) { if( !output.IsEmpty() ) return output[0]; } #endif return wxEmptyString; } std::optional PYTHON_MANAGER::GetPythonEnvironment( const wxString& aNamespace ) { wxFileName path( PATHS::GetUserCachePath(), wxEmptyString ); path.AppendDir( wxS( "python-environments" ) ); path.AppendDir( aNamespace ); if( !PATHS::EnsurePathExists( path.GetPath() ) ) return std::nullopt; return path.GetPath(); } std::optional PYTHON_MANAGER::GetVirtualPython( const wxString& aNamespace ) { std::optional envPath = GetPythonEnvironment( aNamespace ); if( !envPath ) return std::nullopt; wxFileName python( *envPath, wxEmptyString ); #ifdef _WIN32 python.AppendDir( "Scripts" ); python.SetFullName( "python.exe" ); #else python.AppendDir( "bin" ); python.SetFullName( "python" ); #endif if( !python.IsFileExecutable() ) return std::nullopt; return python.GetFullPath(); }